Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word. "He isn't sure he can repair the damage but, he hopes to" means "He ________ be able to repair it.
A
will
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B
should
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C
may
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D
would
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Solution
The correct option is C may The context refers to a possibility of his ability to repair the damage. So, 'may' in option C is correct as it is used to indicate that something will possibly happen or be true in the future, but one cannot be certain. Will in option A is incorrect as it is used to make statements about official arrangements in the future. Should in option B is incorrect as it is used as a conditional clause and refers to things that are ideal.
Would in option D is incorrect as it indicates an intention or a polite offer or an invitation. Thus, option C is correct.